英语释义

• a piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank);

  "he peeled off five one-thousand-zloty notes"

片语

Greenback Era美钞时代

greenback k美钞

greenback emissions美元排放

greenback emission美元排放

Greenback Party绿币党（美国南北战争后成立的政党，主张联邦政府发行的不兑换纸币为惟一货币）

dead president美钞（印有已故总统头像）

英汉例句

• and if there is to be a rival to the mighty greenback in this century, some analysts think it would surely be the chinese renminbi given china「s economic and trade power.

  部分分析人士认为，鑒于中国的经济和贸易实力，如果说在本世纪有哪种货币可以与强大的美元一较高下，这种货币非人民币莫属。

• thus, the slide in the greenback need not prompt every investor into urgent action, but it is an ideal pretext for asking whether you are globally diversified.

  因此，美元的下跌不见得促使所有投资者都采取紧急行动，但这是自问是否对资产进行了国际化多元配置的理想借口。

• many people see gold as the 「anti-dollar」, so if the greenback does well, they have less incentive to own bullion.

  许多人认为黄金是「反美元」的，因此，如果美元表现状态良好，他们就没有拥有黄金的动机。

• gold’s rise coincided with a fall in the greenback on a report (since denied) that oil-producing countries were talking about replacing the dollar as the pricing currency.

  有报道称（已被否认），石油生产国正在商讨取缔美元作为计价货币而导致美元下跌时，金价的上涨也碰巧在此时发生。

• against other gauges, however, the greenback may still be overvalued.

  相对于其他的标準，美元将仍然是高估的。

• for americans concerned about their country’s export prospects, the depressed value of the greenback ought to be good news.

  对于那些关心本国出口前景美国人，美元的持续下跌应该是一个好消息。

• as gold is priced in dollars, a falling greenback pushes up its price.

  由于黄金是用美元定价的，美元的下跌就会推高金价。

• world stockmarkets and oil prices gained sharply on the number while the euro pushed higher against the dollar although the greenback gained against the yen.

  这个数字公布之后，全球股市以及油价迅速回升，尽管欧元对美元仍旧走高，日元对美元的汇率却已经下跌。

• but it makes perfect sense if you see gold as an alternative currency to the dollar, rising when the greenback declines and vice versa.

  但是如果你将黄金看成是美元的一种替代货币则完全合乎情理，当美元贬值时金价上升，反之亦然。

• those who fret about 「imbalances」 favour the feer approach and believe the greenback should stay near today」s level to keep america on the right path.

  那些为失衡而焦虑的人们很赞成feer方法并且相信美元应保持现在的水平从而保证美国经济的健康运行。

• the greenback still dominates global currency transactions—which is a rough guide to its use as a 「vehicle currency」 for trade between smaller economies (see table 3).

  美元依旧是全球货币交易的主宰，这为较小国家间的贸易使用它作为「交易货币」提供了一个粗略的向导（见表3）。

• the greenback has been sliding since tuesday morning, following reports of plans to use a new basket of currencies for oil trading.

  在有关计划采用新的一篮子货币进行原油贸易的报道出现后，美元自周二上午以来一直不断下挫。

• it is not known whether central banks across europe and asia will also slash interest rates, further undermining their own currencies and potentially giving the greenback a boost.

  现在还不知道欧洲及亚洲央行是否会跟进削减利率，此举不仅将进一步损坏他们自己的货币，还会助推美元的繁荣。

• it「s an image much beloved of hollywood directors: the head lowered over a mirror, a crisp greenback tightly rolled and inserted in a nostril, then applied at the other end to a line of white powder.

  好莱坞导演都喜欢这样一个场景：一个人把头低到一张玻璃茶几上，卷紧一张挺括的美钞，然后把一段插入鼻孔，另一端则探到一线白色粉末里。

• in china, some have taken to calling their currency the hongbi, or 「redback」, to rival america」s greenback – a moniker that gives a flavour of the geopolitical undercurrents.

  中国已有人开始称人民币为红币(redback)，与美国的绿币(greenback)相对应——这个绰号隐隐象征着相关的地缘政治暗流。

• the greenback provided financial stability and made ecuador attractive for foreign players and coaches.

  美钞提供了财政稳定，并让厄瓜多尔吸引了外籍球员和教练。

• any opinion from the chairman of the fed regarding the value of the greenback is controversial because the treasury handles exchange-rate policy.

  美联储主席的任何有关美元价值的观点都是具有争议的，因为财政部掌控着汇率政策。

• since gold is priced in dollars, a strong greenback typically results in a lower price for the metal.

  由于黄金是以美元标价的，一个坚挺的美元汇价通常导致黄金价格较低。

• china now uses the us dollar to settle most of its international trade but the drastic swings in the greenback have become a risk for chinese exporters in recent years.

  如今，中国的大部分国际贸易都以美元结算。但是，最近几年，汇价的急剧波动对中国的出口商来说，已成为一种风险。

相似词

dollar(Dollar)人名；(英)多拉尔